Liang Qichao’s National Culture Thoughts under Nation-State Field of Vision

Liang Qichao thought that the national culture is the basis for the establishment and development of the National State. Liang Qichao treasured Chinese traditional culture, but he fought against Guo Cui School’s practice that adds western learning to sinology.He approved the status of Confucianism in the national studies but he opposed making the Confucianism as the national religion, supposing Confucius as the founder. Liang Qichao advocated cultural pluralism, that is to say, contained other cultures while brought honor to the Confucianism.